News Flash

Prelude To Hurricane Lee

This footage was shot and compiled by #MiddletownRI Public Affairs Officer Matt Sheley prior to Hurricane Lee on Sept. 15, 2023. It shows the heavy wave action at Surfer's End of Second Beach before the storm. Visit https://mdl.town/Lee for more.

Surf's Up

Surfer's End in #MiddletownRI was busy Thursday morning with large swells from Tropical Storm Lee. Emergency responders remind anyone in the water to know what they're getting into. Visit Safety for more.

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Middletown Police Open House

Looking to learn more about the #MiddletownRI Police and what goes into being a police officer? Stop by Tuesday night from 6-8 at the Middletown Police Station and hear former New England Patriot and Super Bowl champ Eric Martin Jr. and more.

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Be Aware Of Riptides

As the hurricane season starts to shift into high gear, remember that riptides become more of a problem here in #MiddletownRI. For more, visit Riptides online.

Prepare For Hurricane Season

#MiddletownRI emergency responders remind everyone it's never too early to prepare for a hurricane or other potential disasters. Visit https://mdl.town/Ready for proven advice and suggestions about how best to be ready in case of emergency.

Pack A Go Bag

As hurricane season swings into full gear in coming weeks, #MiddletownRI Fire reminds people to pack a go bag with essential items that's ready in a moment's notice in case of emergency.

Area Police Departments Urge Safety, Smarts Over Labor Day Weekend

#MiddletownRI Police and other area law enforcement agencies urge motorists to be smart and safe over the upcoming Labor Day weekend.

Use Flashlights During Power Outages

#MiddletownRI Fire reminds homeowners and businesspeople to use flashlights -- not candles -- during power outages.

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Narragansett Bay Help Line Opens May 15

Spot a problem or concern on Narragansett Bay this summer? Starting May 15, call the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management's Bay Line at 401-222-8888 to any report issues.